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PAGE SEVEN
ManJzetl and fyineMjekd
1
MOTOR
STEEL
SHARES FLOAT
Br VICTOR EUBANK
, NEW YOriK, Auk. 28 (P)
Rubber, nmlnr, fall and steel
.ham enjoyed what buoyancy
there waa In lha stock market
today, and even they at timet
easod from thnir best lavali,
Dtiallng In the canra of many
nf Hie tminlly prominent Imuci
were scant. Vohnno ran around
400.000 ahnrci,
Price wore mixed at the
start, Improved slightly toward
iiuwii nuu nmjoriiy oi iceaars
held (motional gains noar the
rhifo but the upward tendency
In I led to attract much backing.
Ahead most of the time were
Southern Pacific, Southern Rail
way, New York Central, Good
rich, Ooodyear, U. 8. Rubber,
Ce neral Motors, Chrysler, Beth
lehem, Youngstown, DuPont,
Seera Roebuck, Montgomery
Ward, Coniolldated Edison, Gen
eral Electric, Anaconda and
Kennecott.
Supported In the curb were
Cltlei Service, Suray OH, Col
onial Airlines, Cuban Atlantic
Sugar and Pioneer Gold, Utah
Power and Light preferred
lipped bud ly after director!
took no action on dividend!.
Rail bondi drew lupport.
Closing quotation!:
American Can 811
'Am Car & Kdy 351
Am Tel 4 Tel 1S8J
Anaconda 25a
Ciillf Packing 2M
Cat Tractor 40
Comm'nw'lth it Sou I
General Electric 38
General Molora 811
Gl Nor Ry pfd 27
Jlllnola Central Hi
Int Harveiter , 08
Kennecott ... 311
Lockheed 161
Montgomery Ward .............. 47
Nash-Kclv Ill
N Y Central 181
Northern Pacific . . . 131
Pac Ga & El 291
Packard Motor 3i
J C Penney 08
Penna R R . 26
Republic Steel 161
ytlchfleld Oil S!
Safeway Storea 421
Seara Roebuck 831
Southern Pacific. 2(M
Standard Brand! 7
Sunahlno Mining ft)
Tram-America 71
Union OH Calif ID
Union Pacific 07 1
US Steel 814
Warner Plcturea 12
Potatoes
CHICAGO, Aug. 28 (AP-WFA)
Potatoes, arrival 48; on truck
284; total US ahlpmcnta 71)11;
luppllei moderate; demand fnlr;
for Idaho Huisots market firm
to tllghtly atrongor on best Qual
ity; other section! market firm.
Idaho Bliss Triumphs, US No.
1, 93.10-16; Idaho and Oregon
Russet Burbunkn US No. 1,
83.28-48; Long Whites US No. 1,
83.28; Washington Russet Bur
bank!, US No. 1, 83.31); Colorado
Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, fll.in
18; Nebraska Bliss Triumphs US
No. 1, 83.00; Cobblers 82.43; New
Jersey Cobblera US No. 1, $2.00;
Wliconiln Bllsi Triumphs, US
No. 1, 82.38; Chlppcwas, US No.
1, 0. .
WHEAT
CHICAGO. Aug. 28 W)
Gralm retreated toward the
cloia today after advancing as
much aa 2 cent In ryo on a gov
ernment weather report noting
deterioration of the corn crop In
some sections of the country. Rye
and oatt held part of their gains,
but wheat alumped to around
the previoua cloie.
Profit-taking was considered
mainly responsible for tho act
back near the close. Reports
that only acattcred small lot
sales were taking place In the
flour market dampened the en
thusiasm in the wheat pit. Buy
ing of OBls and rye ennio mainly
through commission houses and,
despite the itrong undertone,
trade waa not active.
At the close wheat was 1c
lower to Ic higher, September
$1,441, oats were 1-ic higher,
September 72ic, and rye wax un
changed to Ic higher, September
$1.01i-t.
STRIKE!
COLUMBIA, S. C. (VP) A
woman summoned police to a
apot on the highway near her
homa where she said she had
seen a "bomb" fall from a pass
ing vehicle. The officer were
anything but bowled over when
they arrived, however.
They found a large bowling
ball, half out of its packing case.
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
Aug, 20 (AP-WFA) CATTLE:
78; ateiidy; load 1182 lb. fed
itcers $14.80; few medium heif
ers $12.00; half car medium light
cows $10.00; medium to good
bulls $0.80-11.00, Calvei 10;
nominal.
HOGS; 280. Around 18-20
centa lower; most good 200-280
lb. barrows and gilts $18.28; odd
good sows $13.00-28.
SHEEP! 2000. Steady; dock
good 01 lb. clover lambs $13.00;
light lort, four docks medium to
cliolca 82 lb. wooicd Oregon!
$12.78; deck shorn medium to
good 70 lb. north coast lambs
(11.00; around six docks medium
to good shorn ewea $3.00-6.80.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 28
(AP-USDA) Cattle: xalablo and
total 100; calves SO; market very
slow, few sales conner to com
mon cattle weak at week's de
cline; better grades scarce, quot
able to steady; canner to common
steers $8.00-10.00; cutter to com
mon helfen $7.00-0.00; canner
and cutter $4.00-8.28; heavy
dairy typo cowx to $7.00; med
ium beef cowl $0.00-10.00; common-medium
bulla $7.80-8.80;
fairly good bulls $10.00; vculcri
80 cents lower than Monday;
good grades $13.00, choice quot
nblo to $13.80 or above; good
heavy calves $12.00-80.
Hogs Saloblo 400, total 828;
market alow, steady with Tues
day's low time; good-choice 180
223 lb. mostly $18.80, few down
to $13.23; 240-280 lb. $14.78
18.00; heavier butchers down to
$13.80; good sowi mostly $11.80
12.00; choice light feeder pigs
icarce, quotable to $17.00.
Sncep Salablo 000, total
1000; Iambi steady; ewes 80
cents lower; good-choice lambs
$11.78-12.00: medium-good
grades $11.00-80; common $9.00
10.00; good feeders $10.00-80;
light shorn feeders $9.00; culls
down to $8.00; medium-good
yearlings $9.00-10.80; odd head
$11.00; good ewes mostly $4.80;
common down to $1.60.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Aug. 28 (AP-WFA)
Salable hogs 13,000; total 18,000
slow, generally steady to 10c
lower than Tuesday a average
most decline on hogs weighing
under 280 lbs. and on lightweight
sows; good and choice 180-270
lbs., $14.68-90; practical top
$14.00; short loads $14.95; 270
350 lbs., $14.40-85; few 140-170
lbs., $13.73-14.30; good and
choice 350-350 lb. sows $13.40-90;
choice lighter weights up to
$14.10.
Salable sheep 4000; total 7000;
fat spring iambs' opening about
steady, medium to good native
springs $13.28-14.10; few early
at $14.63; best native spring
lamb! aold to yard trader!
$14.75; asking $15.00 and better
on Washington spring lambs;
early sale common around 89 lb.
yearlings with No. 1 skim $11.00
with few out of double deck con
signment at $10.00; sheep about
steady, good native ewes down
ward about $7.00; choice around
120 lb. western $7.80,
Salable cattle 11,000, salable
calves 800; largely fed ulcer and
heifer run; market fully steady,
fairly active; most fed steers
$14.80-18.28; early top $16.78,
some held higher, both yearling
steers and yearling heifers up to
$16.23; stock cattle scarce; firm;
most helfen $13.73-13.85; bulk
beef cows $10.28-11.78; cutteri
$8.25-9.25; light and medium
weight bulls barely atcady at
$9.50-12.00; very desirable 1300
lb. bulls in load lots $12.50; with
1100 lb. thin louthern $10,25;
outside on heavy sausage bull!
$13.75; few above $13.25; veal
cri iteady at $18.00-18,00 mostly.
Danish Riots Flare
Against Germans
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 25 (P)
Increasing difficulty in subduing
a "people's revolt" against the
German occupation caused lix
Danish cities to be placed under
a state of emergency today, It
was reported here Tuesday.
Riota between the Danes and
German soldiers and more sab
otage against transport lines and
factories aerving the nazis re
sulted in emergency decrees for
Aarhus, Aalborg, Odcnse, Svcnd
borg, ' Mlddclfart and Korsocr,
said dispatches- reaching the
Swedish press.
VITAL STATISTICS
OSBORN Born at Hillside
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on
August 24, 1943, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Osborn, Tulelake. Calif.,
a boy. Weight; 8 pounds 8
ounces.
MEX.TON Born at Hillside
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on
August 24, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Melton, Tulelake,
Calif., a girl. Weight: 7 pounds
12 ounces..
P I L E S
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN - NO HOSPITALIZATION
No Uao 01 Time
Permanent ReeuitsI
DR. E. M. MARSHA
OHIrofKaetle Ptiyalolui
MS He, 7th (squire Thestrt Bid.
icri
9 led iti
MM duty.
to give MORE
than 10 !
Aren't my boy ond yours, and
all our neighbors' sons risking
their lives for us? You know
they are, and you can't measure
their sacrifice in dollars and
cents. Sure I'm working in a
necessary Industry, and my
wife's doing Red Cross work.'
You're all doing some little
thing to help the war effort, but
what is it that buys the guns
and ammunition for our boys?
It's that extra change that you
put aside to buy war bonds.
Every penny counts. Here's whot
I'm trying to say: Deprive your
self of that extra cigar, that ex
tra movie, those little luxuries
ond you will find that you have
saved maybe $5.00 which will
buy a first aid kit for a plane.
Boy, wouldn't that be some
thing, to know that you were do
ing that for your own or a
neighbor's son?
cfir
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THIS MONTH THE AMERICAN LEGION SAYS
Buy Bonds for the Knockout Blow
Have you bought your bond to help give the Knockout
Blow?
Legionnaires-have you -sold your $1000 in bonds yet!
Reed Tractor & Equipment Co.
"CATERPILLAR"
MEN AND
WOMEN IN
SSERVlCElfi
Staff Sergeant Roy J. Kllgore,
son of Mrs. Etta Kllgore, 1848
Martin street, it now on Sicily
In a hospital with malaria. He
waa with the first landing of
troopa In Sicily.
He also won the Purple Heart
when he received a bullet wound
In his leg.
Sergeant Kllgore took part In
the North African campaign and
has been across since November.
A letter was received recently
from Corporal Bud Falrclo, son
of Mri. George Lewli of Dairy,
stating that he la now In Sicily.
He says that people treat the
American boya fine. They have
lota of ripe lemona, plums,
peaches, and tomatoes, and can
even buy ice cream in town.
This la quite a treat for the boys
aa Ice cream wasn't available
in Africa. Bud also stated that
he waa selected to take a string
of "Mussollnis," mules and sad
dle hones, 80 miles across coun
try. Apprentice Seaman Rote Gal
lagher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Gallagher of the Weyer
haeuser Junction, has been trans
ferred from Hunters college.
New York, where she received
training In the WAVES. Also
transferred was Clarice Zum
brun, another Klamath girl now
In the WAVES. They will be
sent to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to
yeoman training school.
Baled Hay Destroyed
In Tulelake Fire
TULELAKE Fire, apparent
ly atartcd accidentally by a
transient seeking a place to
sleep, destroyed about 75 bales
of hay loaded in a freight car
in the S. P. yards here late Fri
day night. The hay, belonging
to Lester Porterfield, was billed
north. Interior of the car suf
fered some damage, according
to Hubert Bond, agent.
KLAMATH TO
SHARE IN LOG
SALE PROCEEDS
Classified Ads Bring Results.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S VP)
Eighteen Oregon counties will
share 8950,423 in revenues from
the sale of timber produced on
2,500,000 acrei of Oregon and
California railroad grant lands
in 1042, the department of In
terior announced today.
The timber acreage la man
aged by the department on a
sustained yield basis, and pro
duced 415,000,000 board feet of
lumber during the year.
Of the total payment, 8680,363
represented the counties' share
in timber sale proceeds, and
8270,060 waa in lieu of back
taxes the counties would have
received from the lands, which
reverted to federal ownership
when the Oregon and California
failed to live up to provision! of
its land grant.
In payments by counties:
Benton, 838,832; Clackamas,
851,412; Columbia $16,677; Coos,
862,380; Curry, $4577; Douglas,
$253,708; Jackson, $160,052;
Josephine, $78,447; Klamath,
$17,421; Lane, $148,933; Lin
coin, $4766; Linn, $32,681; Mar
lon, $15,994; Multnomah, $7543
Polk, $27,594; Tillamook, $8287;
Washington, $6479; Yamhill,
$3632.
Two Lodge Movies
To Be Seen in Malin
MALIN Ray Van Meter,
deputy regional director of the
Loyal Order of Moose, has ar
ranged for the showing of two
recently-produced Moose motion
picturea which will be present
ed next Saturday, Sunday and
Monday at the Broadway thea
tre in Malin. The reels to be
shown are "Tomorrow's Citl
zens" and 'The Greatest
Crime." Van Meter stated that
both are of vital interest to the
public
First international revolver
shooting tournament was held
at Greenville, N. J., in 1900.
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective July 14. 1843)
Tiala 18 Southboundi 6 p. m.
Train 20 Northbound! 11 a. I
Train 17 Southboundi 7 a. m.
Train 18 Northbound) 10 p. m.
Meaiord stage. Westbound, 8
p. m Evening Airmail.
Stages to Alturas. Ashland, Lake-
view and Rocky Point 7 a. v
Lak.vi.w iirat-elaaa mail only,
closing at 7 p. m.
IOOF MeetingRay W. Corn-
stock from Baker, Ore., grand
master of. the Grand lodge.
IOOF, of Oregon, will make his
official visit to the district num.
ber 17, including Lake and Klam
ath counties on Saturday, August
28. The meeting will be in the
IOOF hall in Klamath Falls,
This is a joint meeting for Klam
ath, Merrill and Bonanza lodges.
The first degree will be con-
ferred on four candidates from
Bonanza. All members are
asked to be present as well as
all visiting brothers. There will
be a dinner served at 7 o'clock
before the meeting.
Picnic rThe Friendship club
will hold potluck plcnlo Frl
rlRy, August 27, at the home ol
Stella Dryden, 610 North Elev
enth itrect, and all members
and friends are invited to attend,
Will Hold Picnic Th. Sting,
erettes, social club of the ladles'
auxiliary to the Brotherhood ot
Railroad Trainmen, will hold
picnic in Moore park Thursday,
August 26, weathor conditions
permitting. Those desiring trans
portation should be at the KC
hall at 12:30 p. m and all should
bring their own table tervtee.
Hostess for the afternoon will be
Mrs. A. B. Guthrie.
Marry Mlxeri Change Hostess
Owing to illness in the family,
the Merry Mixers will not meet
with Joe Paup on Thursday eve
ning, but instead Mra. Thomas
Lawrence, 1122 Lincoln street,
will entertain the group.
Aluminum and magnesium
will be employed In motor and
accessory construction of the
post-war automobile as a weight
reduce
FOR SCHOOL
Rough Rider
CORDS
Boys' slses from 18
and men's slses
$4.45 o $5.50
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
E)'(IIlMiffl!
krr eoam boa !
terra ttockl.
i i
Nttioml Dlrtflltn Products X t mj( , , ,
Corporation, N.Y. 50.4 Proof
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9i Owi SMnUuAt
PICTURE SALE
Beautiful
florals, oil under
glass in
dust-proof
frames.
12x16-ln.
Larger sizes and other subjects priced
correspondingly LOW.
All Wool Sweater
$179
FOR
MEN
A super special purcfienal
Medium weight, eliv
drab pull-over with heavy
rib knit on bottom mn4
on V-nock. 100 WOO 1 1
U9004-5-6
Children's, Misses' SHOES
$198
Popular "Outehl" teit.
Brown lk uppri, ook rt
tan sols, groin imolBS.
Smort, durabla oxfords or
comfortobla moccasins. . . .
SiiaiSVi to S. V6S01-52.
Ration Coupon Neadad
$a Owl Uouuuuvua
4-pc. Mixing Bowl Set
Thick, erystol-elaor qloss with attractive
criu-cross pattern, oVfc, 7a, 8ft, Vi
Inches. J12S2-3-'t-i. BO.
Sele rrlee. J7C
18 x 36" Felt Base Mat
Standard weight in assorted patterns. Use
one to protect linoleum wherever a.
there Is unusual wear. Gl OS ! 7C
Ironing Beard Pad
and Cover
Sanitary pad with clean sheet caver. En
tirely odorless. J3906. OA
Sele Prle... 07t
Ration Book Cover
Holds tour ration books end war stamp
book. Folds to tit pocket or A
purse. Assorted colors. BM37 J7C
AN MerclwedtN Seeleel te Steak eat
Meed. We menre the rlatit te Nntt
weetlNee er ehenta spaalNaeMeM with,
eat nettco.
IxfKmdtng liMTsMstng Our Service) to Yew!
Big things planned and big doings NOW. . . New de
portments being added rapidly . . . QUALITY, a always,
up to high standards . . . and SAVINGS for all! Shop
and be thrifty ot your nearest WESTERN STORE.
VMGVKsn OIL
47c
PER GAL.
In your can
rederni Taur Included ,
quel to 25c M' Qt Olb
Wex-fre ond 1 00 dis
tilled, LONG-RUN is re
fined by modem rnathods
from carefully selected
crudes. Impurities which
might cause undue wear
or sludging hove been sci
entifically removed.
Spark Plug
39.
Our famous "Im- I Alt
perial" with 20,- RICI
uw mil ouor
ontee! All brand
NEW, all engi
neered for econ
omy. E7S54
Shock Absorbers
"Kadium" Deluxe rebuilt, for
most can. Inchoate
$2.1 5 to $3.49
Fern Bolts
Complete lino ef flot and V
type belts for oil oars.
20eto$1.13
JewefeeT
Exhaust
Extension
SAII
PSICS
39
Plot, heavily
chromed fishtail
with red jewel.
Deflects fumes
and protects reor
bumper. K3235
Bottory Woshors
"No Korode" . . . chemlcolry
treated to neutralize corro
sion on terml- . , .
nals. 69744 I 9 pair
Auto Bulbs
Comnletsi Una m Atl Imm .
or an
M5c up
Special JjuuU-2h AUouMmcm oh
ereeteed $aC25
Whard" W
IXCHANOI
45 Plates, No. 1 Cose or 51
Plates, No. IC Cast. Fit most
models of lower priced cars.
Genuine Port Orford Cedar
separators, non-overflow vent
plugs, oversixa plates.
S L STal
Hrr TOaa 1 )
ask son lew Men on othii sua
ael "
Sjh Oxvl Glathuuf
Vtficuanujnl
Men's Medium
Tone Sox
Safe Price
3 Fairs
89.
Fair ... 35e
Camel, Rust, Teal
ond Royal Blue.
Lona-wearina rib
slox, rayon wraps, and rayon wrap
slax. For dress wear, anywhere. Some
whites available. Sizes 10 Vi to 13.
True Bias Neckties
89c
Dozens of at
tractive "Style
Club" patterns
. . . fully wool
lined. Numer
ous weaves to
suit everyone's
taste.
V3829-30-3I
JxuettieA
"Love All"
, Toilet Water
. ; . Pleasantly
scented toilet (a M,
water In 9. In. HUff
bottle shaped aef
like a tennis racquet,
with gold colored handle.
; H6756
Jargen's Lotion
I -as.
Creamy white
balm makes
yoi r sKin satin . ,jf
vents chapping and red
ness. Not sticky. H6371
WILDROOT
WAVE POWDER
Per Plnger-wavlnst :
10. 25'
"42" OIL SHAMPOO
25c
Root tueolyptus oft itlmulotnfl ond
healthy, leaves hair softly higrdhtd.
3-oz. sizt. Hi&tt
1038 Main
Phone 5514 UHLJAs
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